Welcome to Litsy!

If you work with websites and you haven‘t read this book, doooo! It‘s hugely helpful and very fun. Krug is very funny and the illustrations are great.

If you don‘t work with websites, but you‘re interested in what works and doesn‘t, you might like this, too.

On a usable website, your average person can figure out how to do what they need or want to do—without the hassle outweighing the payoff. ❤️

The #20in4 couldn‘t have come at a better time. I‘m sick about the news so I‘m going on a little self-protection reading vacation. (With occasional anger and despair flare-ups.) So thank you, @Andrew65 !

I‘m focusing on finishing books/page counts. The first books are on my #bigjunereadathon list.

—Don‘t Make Me Think—finish (easy read)
—He Saw That It Was Good—finish (contemplative read)
—The Great Passage—100 pages

Sunday morning reading. ❤️

Helpful overview of the importance of web usability; not ground breaking but a quick pleasant read

Great resource to clean up any website/app for the user experience. Knowing what is essential for you to say is only what needs to be said on your website. I felt that every suggestion could also be applied to any meeting I‘ve ever attended😜

#Accurate

I am very interested in UX design and this book was a great intro on how to make websites user friendly. @Litsy is one of the apps I admire most. I think it is very well-designed and thought out. And not to mention, tons of fun to use!

I‘ve been getting more into UI/UX design at work. This book is a wealth of great information.

Things should be as simple as they can be not more than they should be

Mood. #libraryschoolreads

Fabulous introduction to UX. Fun to read, pithy, and incredibly useful.